anaheim-gazette 1907-07-04

Theft of Bicycles A man giving the name of H. F. Meyers is in custody at the city jail on a charge of grand larceny. On Monday he procured three bicycles, one each from Beebe, Spoerl and Heinrich, saying he desired to use them for a short ride. He shipped them to Los Angeles by express. On Tuesday, failing to return the wheels, his game was discovered and Constable Litten went to Los Angeles and placed him under arrest. In the express office were found seven bicycles shipped by him from this city, Fullerton and Orange. It will be given a hearing before Judge Howard. Station The quarterly meeting of the Tri-Counties Beforestation committee was held at Santa Ana on Monday and Tuesday. The meeting was very well attended, the following delegates being present from San Bernardino, Orange and Riverside counties: San Bernardino—W. L. Vestal, Seth Marshall, George Atwood, M. M. Randall, E. J. Yokam, W. W. Wilcox, D. Johnson. Riverside — George Frost, Francis Cuttle, E. P. Clarke. Orange — Wm. McLauchlin, A. Pierroti, J. B. Rea, A. S. Bradford, A. Armor, E. E. Keech. Forest Supervisor R. H. Charlton delivered an address, saying that the present scheme of protection is to keep up a constant patrol during the summer, and to build good trails and fire breaks. Twelve miles of fire break has been made in the last winter. The finance committee made some important recommendations regarding plans for raising additional funds, as a result of which the chairman was instructed to appoint a committee of Commencement Execution The commencement ex execution St. Catherine's Convent Orphanage held at the o Sunday afternoon were merit. The choruses with good effect, evidenced of the pupils' tutors The entrance march and come song, with orchestra ment won admiration from blage, and was followed by and chorus entitled "O Minims." "Jolly Tar," r sailor drill by Julius Husg four boys was except executed. "The Beautiful Frances Wiener, given it showed her to possess powers rarely observed years. "The Postman, chorus, and "The Legendtain Flower," a recitation girls, received hearty and the large audience. "A burg," a recitation by Wiener was capitally re "Vision of St. Dominic and tableaux by grammar was one of the best number excellent program, and Chiming Bells" was sung "Blossom Time" and "Fl concluded the program. Father Byrne, chaplain age, delivered an approp There were three graduate convent school and one follows: Fernando Chap B. Bronson and Immaculata The Mother Superiore return thanks to Mrs. A the members of the family Kennedy for kind assistance exercises. Crowther's orchestra re class music during the organization being recognized of the best in this part of The Sisters are to be Forest Supervisor R. H. Chariton delivered an address, saying that the present scheme of protection is to keep up a constant patrol during the summer, and to build good trails and fire breaks. Twelve miles of fire break has been made in the last winter. The finance committee made some important recommendations regarding plans for raising additional funds, as a result of which the chairman was instructed to appoint a committee of three to investigate the feasibility of securing new legislation that would enable the committee to raise additional funds by direct taxation. This committee will report at the next quarterly meeting. The Orange county delegation reported that the supervisors had agreed to allow the committee $600, the sum assessed each county by the committee. There had been some objection to Orange county paying the same assessment as Riverside and San Bernardino counties, which derive much greater benefit from the work of reforestation by reason of larger areas. There seems to be some disposition to reduce the proportion of Orange county's assessment next year. J. B. Neff has resigned from the finance committee in favor of W. B. Hervey, on account of lack of time for the work. The revenue available at the present time for the work of reforestation amounts to $11,200. The state and federal governments each appropriated $5000 and each county $600. If laws can be enacted empowering the county supervisors to levy a direct tax on all irrigated land and an additional tax of between $10,000 and $20,000 on the power companies who have privileges in the San Bernardino mountains, it would mean a total revenue of nearly $50,000. Chairman Cuttle was authorized to prepare a pamphlet outlining the work already accomplished, together with proposed work, the expense not to exceed $20. The by-laws provide that no sum in excess of $20 be allowed without the approval of the executive committee, but the chairman reported that he had found it necessary to exceed his authority in this regard on a few occasions, one of which was in securing photographs and cuts used in several newspapers and which he proposed to use in the forthcoming pamphlet. This pamphlet will not be for general distribution but merely follows: Fernando Chaparro B. Bronson and Immaculata The Mother Superior return thanks to Mrs. A. the members of the family Kennedy for kind assistance exercises. Crowther's orchestra reclass music during the organization being recognized of the best in this part of exercise. The Sisters are to be upon the excellent rendition program. For their paints in presenting the commences so creditably they are of unbounded praise by the munity. Chairman Knapp of the Commerce Commission saying that he thinks world is getting more because Mr. Knapp's consequent viewpoint, the marks him as an optimistic zling variety. Unclaimed Letters in the postoffice for week ending John Carse, Mrs. J. S. C Diaz, Mr. H. Measor, Mr. dord, E. Schmidt, Miss card, Mrs. Belle Thomas When calling for above I say "advertised" and name this list. One cent exchanged for each advert Letter remaining uncla expiration of fifteen days will be sent to the dead letter. J. W. Duckworth Miss Marian Johnston a Christian Endeavor con past week at Long Beach. The by-laws provide that no sum in excess of $20 be allowed without the approval of the executive committee, but the chairman reported that he had found it necessary to exceed his authority in this regard on a few occasions, one of which was in securing photographs and cuts used in several newspapers and which he proposed to use in the forthcoming pamphlet. This pamphlet will not be for general distribution but merely for state, county and federal officers who have power to provide funds for the work. Besides this pamphlet the committee have in preparation a very complete report to be presented to the authorities at both Washington and Sacramento, outlining the work. It has not been decided whether or not this report will be presented in person or by communication. The report of the committee on resolutions recommending the adoption of the following resolution, was carried unanimously: "Resolved, That the committee fully recognizing the power and influence of the press of Southern California in giving information on the subject of reforestation, and in the moulding of public sentiment in its favor and tender its thanks to the press and earnestly invokes the aid of all newspapers in furtherance of the objects and aims of this committee." Wanted—An experienced orchardist to take charge of about 40 acres. Married man preferred. Address or call on M. Nebelung. LOST.—Friday evening, on North street, a sorrel horse, four years old. Return to E. Nichols, 2 miles east of Anaheim, and receive reward. FOR SALE.—A pet donkey. Apply to Geo. L. Littlefield, 201 Adela street. ATTEND THE AT THE REINHAUS DEPAR THE BEST AND BIGGEST THING IN THE STORE A BE SURE TO COME. LADIES' SKIRTS Extensive assortment of Ladies' white wash skirts. White Indian Head Linen Skirts reduced to 88c, $1.13, $1.35. Butcher Linen and Poplin Skirts at $1.57, $1.79, $2.23. Black Light weight black walking Skirts reduced from $2.50 to $1.89. Black Panama, light weight $3.50 and $4 values at $2.98. All better black skirts at proportionate reductions. Ladies' all wool Shadow Plaids $4 and $4.50 values at $2.98. Big line Grey Mixed Worsted, great bargains at $2.57. Nice black silk Skirts at $7. One lot Extra Fine Black Peau de Soie Silk Skirts, drop lining, $20 skirt reduced to $13.50. Fruit Men Need Not Worry In reply to a query made by Gov. Gillett at the request of fruit growers of California interested, the Secretary of Agriculture states in a telegram received by the Governor a few days ago that the fruit interests should not be alarmed over the passage by the last congress of an act which forbids the use of sulphur in all food products. The fruit men of California use sulphur in Alfalfa is M Anyone who is so fortunate possessed of growing sage rejoice and entertain mobiles or steam yachts "loose in the field" is ten dollars per ton, even offering as high lars, baled and delivered perienced hay raisers it will probably be Fruit Men Need Not Worry In reply to a query made by Gov. Gillett at the request of fruit growers of California interested, the Secretary of Agriculture states in a telegram received by the Governor a few days ago that the fruit interests should not be alarmed over the passage by the last congress of an act which forbids the use of sulphur in all food products. The fruit men of California use sulphur in drying practically every variety of fruit, and, fearing that the passage of this bill would prevent a continuance of the present methods of curing, they appealed to the governor to intercede with the national authorities in their behalf. In his telegram to Gov. Gillet, Secretary Wilson says that he does not believe the California fruit-drying process will be affected by the new rule, the intimation being that the new order applies only to the entrance of sulphur directly into the makeup of food products. The secretary adds that the rule has not yet been signed by all of the departments by which it must be before it goes into effect and that he will be glad to receive a representative of California and conduct a hearing. SPECIAL EXCURSION The Southern Pacific will run a special train on July 4th to Newport Beach, leaving Anaheim at 7:50 a.m.; returning, leave Newport Beach at 11:30 p.m. This is in addition to the regular service. Harry Armstrong, Fayette Lewis, Will McLauchlin, Edith Wallop, Ruth Dutton, Rose Weinberger and Ella Rea have returned from an enjoyable outing at the beach. Alfalfa is Mine Anyone who is so fortunate possessed of growing sage rejoice and entertain mobiles or steam yachts "loose in the field" is ten dollars per ton, even offering as high lars, baled and delivered perienced hay raisers it will probably go to teen dollars a ton by certainly "looks good have alfalfa."—Blade. Unclaimed Letters Claimed letters in the Anaheim race for week ending July 2, 1907: Carse, Mrs. J. S. Curtis, Mr. A. Mr. H. Measor, Mr. D. W. StanE. Schmidt, Miss Mary Pyne Mrs. Belle Thomas card. On calling for above letters please advertise" and name the date of test. One cent extra will be paid for each advertised letter. Remaining unclaimed at theion of fifteen days from date sent to the dead letter office. J. W. DUCKWORTH, P. M. Marian Johnston attended the San Endeavor convention the week at Long Beach. Mid-Summer Special Price Inducements Of Opportunity Time to Increase Summer Businesss to a Satisfaction Special Price Inducements On Opportunity Time to Increase Summer Business to a Satisfaction Mid-Summer Specials in Men's Suits 20 per cent Discount ON Suits uppenheimer and ncerity Makes lot of White and Fancy Vests at Cost. If there are some men who have delayed the purchase of mer Clothing, or those who have waited for some special in the time and opportunity is now at hand; for we have made cessions throughout our line that should prove most attract one who appreciates the value of quality in combination with prices. Regular 3-piece Suits, 2-piece Outings for hot wear are now ready for your selection at most substantial and reductions. Panama and Straw Hats at Greatly Reduced Prices. Yungbluth & Kro W. Center St. THE BIG SALE AT THE DEPARTMENT STORE BIGGEST BARGAINS. EVERYSTORE AT BIG REDUCTIONS. ME. WASH GOODS French Organdy, Batiste and Fine French and English Ginghams—Sold at Big Reductions. 50 Pieces of fine Lawns, large variety of patterns, the new floral and dots, reduced to 4c yd. Nice assortment of 15c Batiste reduced to 8½c. Zephyr Ginghams regular price 15c, sale price 11c yd. Mohair Lustre reduced to 12½c yd. Burma Challies " " 4c yd. Zepherettes Ginghams, Plaids and Stripes reduced to 8½c yd. Alfalfa is Money Anyone who is so fortunate as to be sessed of growing alfalfa may well price and entertain visions of autobiles or steam yachts. Alfalfa hay rose in the field" is now selling at dollars per ton, and dealers are offering as high as fourteen dol- , baled and delivered. This, so exlenced hay raisers say, means that Alfalfa is Money anyone who is so fortunate as to be possessed of growing alfalfa may well价 and entertain visions of automobiles or steam yachts. Alfalfa hay rose in the field" is now selling at dollars per ton, and dealers are offering as high as fourteen dollars, baled and delivered. This, so experienced hay raisers say, means that will probably go to sixteen or eighteen dollars a ton by next winter. This mainly "looks good" to those who are alfalfa.—Blade. In the annual endurance run contest automobiles from Los Angeles to Diego via Elsinore and Riverside should be noted that each of the cars handled by Weisel and Sandilands of city, viz., the Maxwell, Moline, and Wayne, all made clean or defect scores. There were sixty-five of various makes entered in the contest. The roads on the run, especially the last half, were bad and the other decidedly tropical. In the race at Lakeside Sunday and Monday the four-mile race for cars costing $1500 to $3000 the Ford won in 4 and 47 sec., the Moline being a second. On Monday in the run-at race for cars costing less than $100 the Ford again won. From re-uses from participants in the endur-run and races the steadiness and selection of the running of the above cars was little short of marvel. r. and Mrs. Hatzfeld, Mr. and F. A. Yungbluth, Miss Olga Zeus Miss Theresa Fay went to Ontario yesterday to attend the Cahen-Smith building. OWING TO A LARGE AND increasing demand for We have added a complete line of this new watch to our store. Also Elgin and Waltham Watches. A very large line. From the lowest to the highest grade. A call will convince you of the merits of these Watches. B. Hartfield JEWELER Joe Helmsen Building Center Street . . . Anaheim Fred Knight and wife were here the past week from East Highland, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. M. Backs. Julius Schneider has been appointed a member of the county board of horticultural commissioners. mer Sale ents Offered at An Increase Our Midatisfactory Volume ents Offered at An Increase Our Mid-Satisfactory Volume Mid-Summer Specials in Furnishings 75c. 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